Swap Your Single-Use Plastics for These Reusable Bags, Utensils, and More –
Avoiding plastic straws? Philadelphia’s Plant Based Blonde shares her fave plastic-saving, sustainable-living products for Plastic-Free July.
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Calik Denim Joins Ellen MacArthur Jeans Redesign Project –
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